Derrida, Heidegger, and the Magnetism of the Trakl House

Philosophy Today 64 (2):281-304 (2020)
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Derrida’s seminar “The Phantom of the Other”, reads Heidegger’s “Language in the Poem”, which has the poetry of Georg Trakl at its center. Among the principal themes of Derrida’s seminar and/or of Heidegger’s essay are Heidegger’s effort to “place” Trakl’s presumably single, unsung poem; the relation of pain to poetry; the two “strokes” of Geschlecht, a word that in part means the sexes, the first stroke being neutral, the second being evil; the German language and the Heideggerian idiom; philosophical nationalities and nationalisms; Derridean double-reading.

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